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Phoenix Contact part number 1405896 is a single-ended sensor/actuator cable, model SAC-4P-M12MS SH BK//. It features an M12 male connector with 4 positions at one end and pigtail wires at the other. The cable is shielded and constructed with black PVC material. Electrical ratings include a voltage rating of 48 VAC or 60 VDC and a current rating of 4 A. The wire gauge is specified as 24 AWG. Available lengths range from 200 mm to 40 m.
Verify the exact cable length required, as this product line offers customizable lengths ranging from 200 mm to 40 m. Confirm that the 4-position M12 configuration matches your device interface. Ensure the shielding specification meets your electromagnetic interference requirements. Check that the 4 A current rating is sufficient for your application load.
Select this component when a pre-assembled M12 to pigtail solution is needed for sensor or actuator integration. The 4-position configuration supports standard digital I/O signals. Consider the shielded variant if noise immunity is critical. Verify compatibility with existing M12 receptacles and ensure the black PVC jacket suits the environmental conditions.
This cable belongs to Phoenix Contact's SAC series of sensor/actuator cables. These components are designed for reliable connectivity in industrial automation applications. The M12 interface is a standard for field-level devices, ensuring interoperability across various manufacturer equipment. The product provides a robust alternative to manual wiring for consistent connection quality.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Users should verify pinout compatibility and electrical ratings before considering alternative brands or models.

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